In October, Ofqual awarded itself new powers to publicly “rebuke” awarding bodies for offences not serious enough to warrant a financial penalty, such as simple cases of misconduct or malpractice. These new powers align with additional requirements that awarding bodies act with “honesty and integrity” and “promote public confidence in qualifications.” In November at the FAB 2025: Conference & Exhibition, Sir Ian Baukham, the Chief Regulator of Ofqual,…
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